When operating the stacker in seat mode, what is the minimum distance in centimeters from the top of the driver's seat to the lower end of the head living?

In seat mode operation of a stacker, maintaining a safe distance between the top of the driver's seat and the lower end of the head living is crucial for ensuring the operator's safety and comfort. The minimum distance of 95 centimeters is established to prevent potential head injuries during operations or sudden movements. This distance allows enough space for the operator to have a clear line of sight and minimizes the risk of colliding with any overhead structures while maneuvering the truck.

By adhering to this minimum height requirement, operators can work with confidence, minimizing the likelihood of accidents caused by awkward positioning or insufficient headroom. Understanding these safety parameters is essential for effective stacker operation training and compliance with safety regulations.